Incontinence/Bladder Issues
Bladder leaks or sudden urges to go can be frustrating, embarrassing, and more common than you think. Whether it’s a small drip or a constant worry about finding the nearest bathroom, these issues often stem from muscle weakness, birth trauma, or other underlying factors. These can occur during any stage of a women’s life.
Common Signs and Symptoms
- Wetting yourself when you sneeze, cough, laugh, jump or run
- Sudden need to rush to the toilet or leaking before you reach the toilet
- Constant dribble of urine or feeling of unable to empty bladder completely
- Leaking without any sensation/warning
- Leaking overnight
How Can We Help?
- Significant improvements can be achieved from pelvic floor muscle training with one of our Physiotherapists
- Bladder retraining and urge delay techniques
- Addressing any bowel-related bladder problems
- Pelvic floor examination to identify and treat the cause of your concerns
- Physiotherapist can pelvic floor examination to identify and treat the cause of your concerns
- Education and advise on fluid intake modifications
- Through developing a personalised Exercise program to help strengthen the supporting muscles of your pelvic floor with an Exercise Physiologist
- An Exercise Physiologist can teach correct exercise techniques so that you can stay active and complete strength training without triggering incontinence
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Our Women's Health Team
Kinnari Patel
Physiotherapist
Cat Ward
Physiotherapist
Jacinta Boyle
Exercise Physiologist
Claire McDonald
Dietitian
Jacquie Addison
Remedial Massage Therapist
Monika Edmonds
Remedial Massage Therapist